Sentence examples for warning for nothing from inspiring English sources
This play doesn't carry a health warning for nothing.
Kim Waddoup, who has lived in Moscow for more than 20 years and runs the property show, had a warning for his audience: "Nothing in Russia is quite as it seems".
Blocking Western internet services without warning is nothing new for Beijing, especially when those services are seen as getting popular.
A warning sticker on the back of a bottle counts for nothing when the bar is offering pints for just £1.
The warning comes on Equal Pay Day, marking the point in the year when women effectively start working for nothing compared to men.
There were no warning signs, nothing.
Records show he received a warning and nothing more.
Not for nothing was a 1994 book by Kramer titled "Reports from the Holocaust"; as a gay Jew, he saw one identity as a metaphor for the other, with a built-in warning system.
The North Korean warning said nothing of the ship's sinking.
Dobzhansky's (1973) famous warning that "nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of evolution," provides convincing and sufficient reason for teaching evolution not only as a part of biology but as its foundation.
